Dark Star Philosophia and the Philip Shumakr Gllry

Rockport, United States

3

2 reviews

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+1 978-546-3976
Address:
14A Old Harbor Rd, Rockport, MA, 01966
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
620 ftDock Square
940 ftToad Hall Bookstore
0.2 miRockport Market
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
No
Good for Kids
No
By Appointment Only
No

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Local time (Rockport) 02:20 Thursday, 29 May 2025

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2 reviews of Dark Star Philosophia and the Philip Shumakr Gllry

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Place rating: 4
Cambridge, MA
I love Dark Star. There’s always a small but nice selection of stones and rock specimens and affordable sterling jewelry. The gallery attached is also a beautiful take-​in. They’re in a great location where the back window looks straight out to the ocean– it’s ethereal at the right time of day. Dark Star’s selection of metaphysical books is wide for the small space they inhabit and the store itself is very charming, warm, and inviting. The shopkeeper is always friendly and lets you shop around without interfering, she even gave me a free incense stick: D
Also, the sand mandala is AMAZING. Go see it while they still have it!
Place rating: 2
Boston, MA
I’ve always been drawn to Wiccan shops and this was no different. The inside is packed with crystals, scrying pendants, books & jewelry. The shopkeeper offered no smile or greeting — always makes me less inclined to buy something when people act as though I am imposing in their shop: P
I fell in love with her glass wares but couldn’t bring myself to pay $ 75 for the stained glass fairies.
I’m sure we’ll stop in again to see the artist gallery — neat place to browse, if anything. Also, do not bring small children in – this place is a house of breakables.